交易员南叔
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How much do you think you need to earn before you should stop?
This question is hard to answer. Many people lose all their capital because they can't find the answer.
What left the deepest impression on me was in 2019. A friend entered the market with $20,000 and made it to $300,000 in three months. We advised him every day to take profits, but he said, “You don’t understand, financial freedom came too quickly; I want to reach one million in one go.”
What was the result? In less than six months, his account was left with just over $10,000, and he didn't even preserve his capital.
This kind of thing has not only happened to others; I have experienced it myself.
In the bull market of 2021, my account peaked at $1.8 million in a single day. Looking at the balance, there was only one voice in my head: “Just hold on a bit longer; once it doubles, I’ll cash out.”
But the market won't give you unlimited time. When I came to my senses, there was only $400,000 left. During that time, I couldn't sleep at night, repeatedly calculating how many houses I could buy if I had cashed out earlier, but in the end, it was just empty thoughts.
It was only then that I understood: the key in the crypto world is not how much you’ve earned, but how much you can take away.
Many people shout about “financial freedom” all day, but to be honest, they haven’t even learned the phrase “take profit.”
I set a strict rule for myself: when my position triples, I must take out half as profit. Only in this way can my mindset not be enslaved by numbers, and my account can survive in the long run.
Some people ask me: how much is enough? The answer is harsh—no one complains about having too much money, but everyone has a limit. The question is, are you brave enough to cash out into the real world before your limit comes?
The first lesson the crypto world taught me is: don’t fantasize about cashing out at the peak because that moment will never arrive. Those who can laugh last are always the ones who understand to get off the bus halfway up the mountain.
If someone rushes in randomly, they will eventually crash; with someone leading the way, you can walk more steadily.
If you really want to change, it’s better to layout with me earlier.
#币安合约实盘 #巨鲸动向 $COAI $币安人生 $JELLYJELLY
This question is hard to answer. Many people lose all their capital because they can't find the answer.
What left the deepest impression on me was in 2019. A friend entered the market with $20,000 and made it to $300,000 in three months. We advised him every day to take profits, but he said, “You don’t understand, financial freedom came too quickly; I want to reach one million in one go.”
What was the result? In less than six months, his account was left with just over $10,000, and he didn't even preserve his capital.
This kind of thing has not only happened to others; I have experienced it myself.
In the bull market of 2021, my account peaked at $1.8 million in a single day. Looking at the balance, there was only one voice in my head: “Just hold on a bit longer; once it doubles, I’ll cash out.”
But the market won't give you unlimited time. When I came to my senses, there was only $400,000 left. During that time, I couldn't sleep at night, repeatedly calculating how many houses I could buy if I had cashed out earlier, but in the end, it was just empty thoughts.
It was only then that I understood: the key in the crypto world is not how much you’ve earned, but how much you can take away.
Many people shout about “financial freedom” all day, but to be honest, they haven’t even learned the phrase “take profit.”
I set a strict rule for myself: when my position triples, I must take out half as profit. Only in this way can my mindset not be enslaved by numbers, and my account can survive in the long run.
Some people ask me: how much is enough? The answer is harsh—no one complains about having too much money, but everyone has a limit. The question is, are you brave enough to cash out into the real world before your limit comes?
The first lesson the crypto world taught me is: don’t fantasize about cashing out at the peak because that moment will never arrive. Those who can laugh last are always the ones who understand to get off the bus halfway up the mountain.
If someone rushes in randomly, they will eventually crash; with someone leading the way, you can walk more steadily.
If you really want to change, it’s better to layout with me earlier.
#币安合约实盘 #巨鲸动向 $COAI $币安人生 $JELLYJELLY
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